Friday, November 28, 2014

Decide word study

1828 definition:

DECI'DE, verb intransitive To determine; to form a definite opinion; to come to a conclusion.

We cannot decide how far resistance is lawful or practicable.

The court decided in favor of the defendant.

That's cool cause it kinda tells us how deciding is so important. If we don't decide on something than we'll never come to a conclusion.

Jim Staley video notes: Judging, that goes with decision. Tet means decision, like choice between good and evil. If you don't let go of your anger it will destroy you.

Other study: Heavenly Father expects us to use our knowledge, experiments, and faith to guide our own decisions.                   Counsel with the Lord in all our doings. If we are not sure what the right decision is pray!

Good, better, best. Dallin H. Oaks: Just because some thing is good is not a sufficient reason for doing it. The things better than good are what we should focas on. Don't be in to much extra curricular activity.

How will focas help me make the right decisions? Cause if we really focas on something it should come clear what the right thing to do is!





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